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Dolph Lundgren gets candid about his cancer battle. Plus, Andye and Savananah Ré team up for new music and Wolf Alice give us a front row seat to their tour with Olivia Rodrigo

Mckenna Grace, Whitney Peak and Maya Hawke land the cover of Cosmo for The Hunger Games. Plus, Mariah declares Christmas and Hudson Williams on his big career plans.

Close friends and Hollywood legends pay tribute to the late Sir Patrick Stewart. Plus, the details on Dexter's mid-life crisis and Paapa Essiedu takes on the role of Snape, and the hate that comes with it,

Media personality Jason Lee's viral, impassioned defence of Meghan Markle on British television. Plus, Stephen Graham gets dark in his new serial killer thriller Nocturne and Tatiana Maslany goes toe-to-toe with John Turturro.

The rumours are true! Jennifer Lawrence confirms her appearance in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Plus, Jon Bon Jovi finds his voice again and is on the road with Canada in his sights, and Rolling Stone’s controversial Greatest Song list has people talking.

It`s been seven years since Tessa Virtue hung up her skates, but now she`s back in the spotlight with a new project. Plus, meet the new faces coming to Heated Rivalry season 2 and Canadian WWE Superstar Chelsea Green talks about her climb to the top.

Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig - Eric Bauza the legendary voice behind Looney Tunes passes away. Plus, we’re in Charleston South Carolina as Bravo Fan Fest takes over, and Jay Z celebrates the end of his LA shows and the 20th anniversary of ‘Ace of Spades’ by stepping out with Beyoncé for a night out in style.

Meghan Markle addresses the scandal involving her estranged father. Plus, DC Comics strikes again as Tom Rhys Harries takes on the role of Clayface and Nathan Fielder is everywhere with the release of his new doc You Can See Everything.

Jacob Elordi vs. Jack Lowden: The battle for Bond heats up. Plus, Alexander Skarsgård's new role for Wicker sees him going viral and we can see why! And Jenna Ortega is Vogue’s latest cover star, talking about her early career and her struggles with OCD.

Why Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything’ might just shake up awards season. Plus, Keri Russell talks relationships in The Diplomat, and it’s quite the surprise for the Sprouses.

It’s an emotional ride for Mahershala Ali in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother. Noah Centineo is obsessed with Liz’s Street Fighter look and Lisa goes from K-Pop girl group to solo stardom in a new documentary.

It’s the big screen adaptation of Sense and Sensibility with Daisy Edgar-Jones looking for love and a little independence. Plus, Crave slasher series Crystal Lake takes us back to the beginning of Friday The 13th and Shemar Moore swings by to say thanks for bringing him home.

The upcoming Crave Original YAGA is one of the most anticipated shows of the fall TV season. Before the steamy series drops, Lainey sits down with the all-star cast for a wide-ranging conversation about witches, mystery, and magic in Etalk All Access: YAGA.

Harry and Megan make their first official UK appearance after returning. Plus, Hudson Williams has us seeing double in YAGA and Grey’s Anatomy OG Chandrea Wilson spills on season 23.

Kelly Clarkson’s feud with a NYC toy store gets some receipts. Plus, Margaret Qualley and Aaron Pierre give us the on-screen love story we all need and Paul Bettany is back with some big surprises in Vision Quest.

It’s an emotional ride for Mahershala Ali in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother. Noah Centineo is obsessed with Liz’s Street Fighter look and Lisa goes from K-Pop girl group to solo stardom in a new documentary.

Crazy Rich Asians gets a green light for TV with some returning favourites. Plus, Keri Russell gives partner Matthew Rhys a pass on not thanking her at the Emmys and Uma Thurman weighs in on a Kill Bill x Dexter showdown.

It`s been seven years since Tessa Virtue hung up her skates, but now she`s back in the spotlight with a new project. Plus, meet the new faces coming to Heated Rivalry season 2 and Canadian WWE Superstar Chelsea Green talks about her climb to the top.

Gearing up for the Grammys Olivia Rodrigo covers The Hollywood Reporter after her dissolving dress viral moment. Plus, Mikey Madison talks about her personal choice to live without social media and Keshia Chanté and Drake set the record straight.

Abbott Elementary is back in session as Sheryl Lee Ralph and the cast make this season one for the books. Plus, Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen has the cast pinching themselves and Son of a Critch’s Bejamin Ainsworth is saying goodbye before debuting The Legend of Zelda.